Make XgenPlus easier to see and use
To make XgenPlus easier to read, switch on dark mode from the top bar and set a larger default font, up to 36 pt, in Settings › Default Settings. You can also show fewer mails per page and use the interface in your own language. The login page warns you when Caps Lock is on.
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How to make xgenplus easier to see and use
- Click the moon icon in the top bar to switch to dark mode, if your organisation offers it.
- Open Settings › Default Settings and choose a larger Default Email Font size.
- In Message List View, choose fewer mails per page.
- Pick your language on the login page.
When to use it
Ramesh has low vision. He sets 18 pt Verdana as his default compose font and switches to dark mode, so long working days are easier on his eyes.
Options
| Aid | Where |
|---|---|
| Dark mode | Moon or sun button in the top bar |
| Default font and size (8 to 36 pt) | Settings › Default Settings › Default Email Font |
| Mails per page | Settings › Default Settings › Message List View |
| Interface language | Language list on the login page |
| Indian-language typing | Ctrl+G in compose and search |
| Caps Lock warning, show password | Login page |
Good to know
- Your browser's own zoom (Ctrl and +) also enlarges the whole mailbox.
- Dark mode appears only if your administrator has turned it on for your domain.
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Updated 2026-10-28